The Saturday Play and Code Camp is an interactive and engaging program designed for children aged 3 to 6 years. Focused on developing computational thinking through play, it merges fun, hands-on activities with essential early childhood skills to foster creativity, problem-solving, and social development.

Features:

• Unplugged Activities (No screens): Encouraging learning without technology.
• Vocabulary Building: Enhancing language skills.
• Coding with Robot Toys: Introduces coding concepts through play.
• Montessori Approach: Fosters independence and critical thinking.
• IPPL Program: Integrated Play and Practical Learning for Holistic Development.
• CodesRock Curriculum: Lays the foundation for future STEM education.

Benefits:

• Builds foundational coding and problem-solving skills.
• Strengthens critical thinking and language abilities.
• Promotes active learning and social interaction.
• Equips children with early exposure to technology in a playful environment.

Approach:

The camp uses a Montessori-inspired, hands-on approach that ensures children learn by doing. Activities like playground play, robot coding, and unplugged sessions ensure a healthy balance between digital intuition and practical life skills.

Resources:

• Robot toys for interactive coding
• Playground equipment for motor skill development
• Montessori tools for structured learning
• Trained facilitators with expertise in early childhood development and STEM education.

For inquiries, call 0544198026 or visit here.

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